Comments on: Amid parliamentary impasse, MPs cheer more perks

By: contactpkj

contactpkj — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 15:05:47 +0000

Unfortunately in India, there are no pre-set eligibility criteria for becoming a politician. Unlike other government jobs political leaders need no educational or extracurricular qualifications in order to hold the position of a minister.These are small positions but a politician or minister has huge responsibilities, then why not there is an criteria or exam set to judge the qualities of a political candidate?

http://www.chakreview.com/politics/Shoul dnt-there-be-Eligibility-Criteria-for-be coming-a-politician

By: dsaiprasad

dsaiprasad — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 08:02:49 +0000

No Government can ram policies down the throats with out taking the people in to confidence. This Government is pusing for FDI in the retail sector by the opposition is not convinced, not surprising. Yet it is the Government’s responsibility to address the anxiety of people and allay their fears. This cabinet has some well learned people but unfortunately most of them turned out to be arrogant and stiff necked. – Sai, Chennai, INDIA

By: ksundaram

ksundaram — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 16:45:34 +0000

The first thing I want in India is to ban using the late leaders and politicians pictures & names in elections. The candidate has to talk about him and other candidates. Instead it is always they hide behind using the late leaders pictures and speeches. Is this because the current ones have nothing good to say about themselves??

By: kapilkaushik

kapilkaushik — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 13:02:17 +0000

As much as i’m proud to be born in this country i’m ashamed that these kind of people rule my country.maybe the nation would have been much better if most of these people were never born.